Re: Right to Cancel (effectively) postdated

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Re: Right to Cancel (effectively) postdated
Posted by Luckydog of FL on 7/5/19 8:40am	Msg #608160

Did they draw up a whole new package to reflect the new prorations and payoffs? If yes, then of course you change that...if they are using the correction agreement for typos and misspellings, they could still be using the original dates.

I would def. call the lender before crossing things out. You still notarize everything for the new date. jmo

Messages in this Thread
	Right to Cancel (effectively) postdated - Kellosh/CA on 7/4/19 8:29pm
	Re: Right to Cancel (effectively) postdated - Calnotary on 7/4/19 9:27pm
	Re: Right to Cancel (effectively) postdated - Bear900/CA on 7/5/19 1:05am
	Re: Right to Cancel (effectively) postdated - Ilene C. Seidel on 7/5/19 4:59am
	Re: Right to Cancel (effectively) postdated - Luckydog on 7/5/19 8:40am
	Re: Right to Cancel (effectively) postdated - SteveS/CA on 7/5/19 9:01am
	Yes, the signers amended the dates... - Kellosh/CA on 7/5/19 9:45am
	Re: Yes, the signers amended the dates... - jojo_MN on 7/5/19 10:58am
	I also would have changed the date on the RTC's, regardless - MW/VA on 7/5/19 2:58pm
	I dont see any problem - Gavina Franklin on 7/5/19 9:53am
	Re: I dont see any problem - Kellosh/CA on 7/5/19 9:56am
	Re: I dont see any problem - Luckydog on 7/5/19 11:24am
	Re: I would probably agree if - Carolyn Bodley on 7/5/19 11:50am
	Re: I would probably agree if - Mike Goodey on 7/5/19 12:47pm
	Re: I would probably agree if - Luckydog on 7/5/19 1:06pm
	Re: I would probably agree if - SteveS/CA on 7/5/19 2:15pm
	I think I would drop the docs. - JanetK_CA on 7/5/19 5:48pm
	Re: I think I would drop the docs. - Bear900/CA on 7/6/19 1:50am

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